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About U.S. Taxes

OVIS provides resources to help make filing proper tax forms as easy as possible for international students, scholars and faculty at Dartmouth.

OVIS provides resources to help make filing proper tax forms as easy as possible for international students, scholars and faculty at Dartmouth.

Filing U.S. Taxes

International students and scholars who were in the U.S. for any period of time during any calendar year may have an obligation to file a federal tax statement called an income tax return.

International students and scholars who were in the U.S. for any period of time during any calendar year may have an obligation to file a federal tax statement called an income tax return.

Tax Filing Season 2026

If you were present in the United States during any part of 2025 in an immigration status, you may be required to file an annual tax return with the federal government. The tax filing deadline is April 15, 2026.

If you were present in the United States during any part of 2025 in an immigration status, you may be required to file an annual tax return with the federal government. The tax filing deadline is April 15, 2026.
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